Drupal 7.x

When editing (or even when creating) an article and saving changes, I get the following error message on each token that is used:

Pagetitle is using the following invalid tokens: [node:title], [current-page:pager], [site:name].

This seems to be a problem only when editing and not when display.

I have not been able to figure out what could be wrong. These tokens are all default tokens when creating an article, nothing special.

The token module is active.

I have 2 fields in a form (organization and person). The second (person) one uses the autocomplete widget. An "organization" can have many "person"s related to it (entity refernces). 

I want to create an autocomplete function to filter the suggestions for the "person" field based on the previous selection for "organization".

So far, I have this:

Our website has been on Drupal 7 for over 3 years now and the current version is 7.67

Help is needed in how to use contextual filter.

Background :

I have two contents created by user User1

1. Content1
2. Content2

• Content one (Content1) is connected to taxanomy terms T1
• Content two (Content2) is connected to Taxanomy term T2

I want to create a view (Entity Reference) which should display the list of contents when a

Hi,

New to Drupal but need to test a few things locally with Docker. We have a existing site with Drupal 7 so therefore I am using the older version.

I have an existing reverse proxy (jwilder/nginx-proxy:alpine) with let's encrypt companion (jrcs/letsencrypt-nginx-proxy-companion) where I host many other sites without any issues.

Created Drupal 7 container with:

Hope this is an easy one...I was working on adding new content types to one of our Drupal sites and enabled revisioning for each of the types.  I noticed in the database that two entries are being added (in the revision tables) every time a revision is created (with same time stamp, different revision ids).  Is this expected behavior?  I have looked in the revision tables for several of the fields for the given nodes and I am seeing this everywhere.